Explore where the GOP gubernatorial candidates are getting their money — and from whom they are getting their money. Continue Reading →
Interactive: Donations to GOP gubernatorial candidates
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Martha Dean
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New poll, same result: Foley, Malloy tied for governor
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Tom Foley goes to the Republican convention next week as the public favorite for the GOP nomination for governor, tied in the general-election match up with the Democratic incumbent, Dannel P. Malloy, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Friday. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, 2014 campaign, 2014 election, 2014 gubernatorial election, Dannel Malloy, Joe Visconti, John McKinney, Mark Boughton
GOP gubernatorial contenders want more state worker concessions in 2015
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Four of Connecticut’s Republican gubernatorial contenders indicated Wednesday they would ask unionized state employees to grant concessions in 2015 – for the third time in seven years – to help balance the budget. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Budget/Economy, Politics, 2014 gubernatorial election, AFSCME Council 4, concessions, Joe Visconti, Mark Boughton, Mark Lauretti
CT donors more generous to GOP governors in 2014
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Connecticut donors gave $800,000 to the Republican Governors Association in 2014, money the state GOP hopes will flow back to its campaign to unseat Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, a vulnerable first-term Democrat. Donors include an executive of a company promised $115 million in aid by Malloy. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, Bridgewater Associates, Campaign 2014, campaign finance, Dannel Malloy, Democratic Governors Association, governor's race, independent expenditures
Foley follows a unique playbook in GOP race for governor
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One of six candidates seeking the GOP nomination for governor, Tom Foley is alone in keeping secret how he intends to finance his campaign, just as he was the only candidate to skip last week’s televised debate in Hartford or to decline invitations to attend any other debate before nominating convention on May 17. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, campaign finance, Joe Visconti, John McKinney, Mark Boughton, Mark Lauretti, Mark Pazniokas, Martha Dean
GOP gubernatorial candidates debate guns, taxes, corruption and TV shows
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The five Republican candidates for governor who faced off in a debate Friday signed a pledge to treat each other with respect, and they did: The jabs were reserved for the man each hopes to replace, first-term Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, gubernatorial election, John McKinney, Joseph Visconti, Mark Boughton, Mark Lauretti, Martha Dean, Tom Foley
Yes, Dan Malloy is running in 2014
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Gov. Dannel P. Malloy let Connecticut voters in on the state’s worst-kept political secret Friday: He and Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman are running for re-election. The only surprise was the time and place of the announcement. With a wry smile, Malloy confirmed their candidacy in the atrium of the Legislative Office Building at the conclusion his monthly press conference. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, 2014 campaign, Dan Malloy, Dannel Malloy, Jerry Labriola, Joe Visconti, John McKinney, Mark Boughton
Martha Dean calls her campaign a blessing, the media ‘vermin’
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Martha Dean envisioned her first gubernatorial campaign event as a hall packed with thousands, generating the quivering rush of a Saturn rocket lifting off. On Tuesday night, she settled for two dozen people sitting on folding chairs. The only rumble came from a bus. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, 2014 election, Martha Dean, Republican primary
Martha Dean opens campaign with appeal to gun owners
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Martha Dean told Connecticut’s largest gun group that her candidacy for governor was an opportunity for besieged gun owners to strike at a Democratic governor and General Assembly hostile to their rights — and to GOP candidates who only pay lip service to their interests. Dean says she will wage a Republican primary only if endorsed by the nominating convention in May. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, 2014 election, CCDL, gun control, gun rights, Martha Dean, newtown, Republican primary
Martha Dean enters Connecticut race for governor
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Martha Dean, a favorite of tea-party activists and gun owners, announced Tuesday she is running for governor, giving the Republican field of a half-dozen candidates its only woman and its strongest conservative contender. Continue Reading →